Topic: BetKing.io - BKB token REFUNDS - $70k refunded so far - page 41. (Read 27684 times)
so this ico relaunched and how about bounty from our promotion in last month
Looking out to sell my BKB tokens. Pm me if anyone interested.
Something very early but surely, there must be tons who did not have a chance to join the ICO that might be interested in getting it in a fair price..
good luck This sounds like cool promotion. I read the TOS and have a question.
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Simply stake the equivalent of $100 within a month and we will return 10% of the house edge as cashback on your losses paid on the 1st of the month from your bets from the previous month.
Is this mean we will get 10% rakeback - e.g. 10% FROM the HOUSE EDGE, but not from our losses for dice games? And the actual 10% lossback are for sportsbetting only, but not dice?
Thank you
If 10% cash back is only from house edge then they should clearly mention in that promotion image page otherwise many gamblers start playing without reading the terms by thinking that 10% cashback on their actual losses but 10% house edge will be quite less compared to 10% actual losses.
Why hasn't this been answered!? It's so hard to find a place to gamble these days with good support let alone support that even replies.
Will betking be replying here?
Looking out to sell my BKB tokens. Pm me if anyone interested.
What sort of rates?
Looking out to sell my BKB tokens. Pm me if anyone interested.
No, it's not a "get rich", i'd just like to understand if the tokens will be tradable or are account-related
It's fine to get a little extra in the tokenvalue every month, but as long as you can't sell them it's pointless... isn't it? Not a sort of revenue stream
Well, there is always the option of selling BKB tokens by tipping other players: as of now that's the only way to 'trade' them and you would have to deal with the risk of a scam, unless you find some willing escrow that is going to sign up on BetKing.io and be the intermediate in the transaction.It's fine to get a little extra in the tokenvalue every month, but as long as you can't sell them it's pointless... isn't it? Not a sort of revenue stream
Apart from that, Dean is willing to buy back 10% of an account's total tokens per quarter for the price listed on the site.
No, it's not a "get rich", i'd just like to understand if the tokens will be tradable or are account-related
It's fine to get a little extra in the tokenvalue every month, but as long as you can't sell them it's pointless... isn't it? Not a sort of revenue stream
It's fine to get a little extra in the tokenvalue every month, but as long as you can't sell them it's pointless... isn't it? Not a sort of revenue stream
If someone needs an escrow for tip-selling BKB > https://www.bitrated.com/fav
So in the, if (to make an example) I hold 1000 tokens that are worth 0.1$ the site will buy my tokens?
... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
The profit comes from the site profit as the token price is dictated thusly. If you read back a little you will find that the token price is calculated using [funds raised]/70,000,000 + [site profit]/100,000,000. If you want to sell the tokens for a higher price then you have the option of trading with other users by tipping BKB (though you would likely want an escrow for this task).... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
I'm not sure why you expected an immediate profit. This is not some get-rich-quick scheme.
They might have been thinking that it will be an over-night-get-rich investment. As actmyname have mentioned, the price of the token will be based on the profit of the site. And if you will go back to before, betking has profited a lot(if I am not mistaken 7000+ bitcoins) in the past.
So in the, if (to make an example) I hold 1000 tokens that are worth 0.1$ the site will buy my tokens?
... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
The profit comes from the site profit as the token price is dictated thusly. If you read back a little you will find that the token price is calculated using [funds raised]/70,000,000 + [site profit]/100,000,000. If you want to sell the tokens for a higher price then you have the option of trading with other users by tipping BKB (though you would likely want an escrow for this task).... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
I'm not sure why you expected an immediate profit. This is not some get-rich-quick scheme.
Can someone explain me what are the tokens for?
Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
BKB tokens haven't been distributed yet, so no it's not trading anywhere. bkb tokens holder won't get revenue share, the profit that betking generates will be used to buy back bkb tokens.Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
So in the, if (to make an example) I hold 1000 tokens that are worth 0.1$ the site will buy my tokens?
... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
This sounds like cool promotion. I read the TOS and have a question.
Quote
Simply stake the equivalent of $100 within a month and we will return 10% of the house edge as cashback on your losses paid on the 1st of the month from your bets from the previous month.
Is this mean we will get 10% rakeback - e.g. 10% FROM the HOUSE EDGE, but not from our losses for dice games? And the actual 10% lossback are for sportsbetting only, but not dice?
Thank you
If 10% cash back is only from house edge then they should clearly mention in that promotion image page otherwise many gamblers start playing without reading the terms by thinking that 10% cashback on their actual losses but 10% house edge will be quite less compared to 10% actual losses.
This sounds like cool promotion. I read the TOS and have a question.
Quote
Simply stake the equivalent of $100 within a month and we will return 10% of the house edge as cashback on your losses paid on the 1st of the month from your bets from the previous month.
Is this mean we will get 10% rakeback - e.g. 10% FROM the HOUSE EDGE, but not from our losses for dice games? And the actual 10% lossback are for sportsbetting only, but not dice?
Thank you
Sorry @Betking.io can you reply to my post?
Can someone explain me what are the tokens for?
Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
BKB tokens haven't been distributed yet, so no it's not trading anywhere. bkb tokens holder won't get revenue share, the profit that betking generates will be used to buy back bkb tokens.Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
So in the, if (to make an example) I hold 1000 tokens that are worth 0.1$ the site will buy my tokens?
... and in the end i spent 100$ to buy them. Where is the profit?
I m missing Faucet and a Affiliate program
Can someone explain me what are the tokens for?
Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
BKB tokens haven't been distributed yet, so no it's not trading anywhere. bkb tokens holder won't get revenue share, the profit that betking generates will be used to buy back bkb tokens. Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
Can someone explain me what are the tokens for?
Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
Are they traded on some exchanges?
Also, if they get a share of the revenues... how is that paid? Directly into account?
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